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Joseph Smith and Mormon JosephMormon Named after their father Age 16 Joseph “Sober” child Visited by the Lord Responsible for Nephite Records Preached the Gospel Called as Apostle Saw attacks against the Church Became a General Killed defending his people Age 11 By Age 15 Age 24 To the “peaceable” Yes Mormon Cumorah Age 12 Age 14 Age 23 Yes Nauvoo Carthage Yes

The Prophet Mormon Mormon 1:1,2

Elder Bedar Please consider the significance of this important spiritual gift. As used in the scriptures, the word observe has two primary uses. One use denotes “to look” or “to see” or “to notice”—as we learn in Isaiah 42:20: “Seeing many things, but thou observest not; opening the ears, but he heareth not” (emphasis added). The second use of the word observe suggests “to obey” or “to keep”—as is evident in the Doctrine and Covenants: “But blessed are they who have kept the covenant and observed the commandment, for they shall obtain mercy” (D&C 54:6; emphasis added). Thus when we are quick to observe, we promptly look or notice and obey. Both of these fundamental elements—looking and obeying—are essential to being quick to observe. And the prophet Mormon is an impressive example of this gift in action.

Question In your experience, what are the challenges associated with being “quick to observe”?

Morning Quote: “If our spirits are inclined to be stiff and refractory, and we desire continually the gratification of our own will to the extent that this feeling prevails in us, the Spirit of the Lord is held at a distance from us; or, in other words, the Father withholds his Spirit from us in proportion as we desire the gratification of our own will” (Erastus Snow, Journal of Discourses, 7:352).

My Joy Was Vain Mormon 2:12-15

Question: Godly Sorrow Sorrowing of the Damned Sorrowing Over Repented Sins?

Why he wrote…. Mormon 5:8,12

Principle: Mormon 5:17 Sheep? Or Ship?

Information “Nephi”, in Egyptian, is NFR Meaning: Good, beautiful, fair And their young men and their daughters became exceedingly fair, and they were numbered among the Nephites, and they were called Nephites. (3 Nephi 2:16) Mormon 6:17-19